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Commodore Bureau

Description

The term "commodore bureau" refers to a compact piece of furniture typically used for storage and organization in an office or study area. It usually consists of drawers, shelves, and compartments designed to hold various office supplies and documents.

Senses and Usages

1. Noun (Furniture)

A "commodore bureau" is a practical addition to any workspace, helping maintain order and accessibility for essential items needed for productive work or study.

Example Sentence:

I have a commodore bureau in my home office to keep all my files, stationery, and computer accessories neatly organized.

2. Noun (Title)

In naval usage, a "commodore bureau" can also refer to a bureau specifically tasked with overseeing the operations and administration related to commodores in a navy or maritime organization.

Example Sentence:

The commodore bureau ensured all fleet movements were coordinated and executed smoothly.

3. Adjective (Local)

In certain regions or communities, the term "commodore bureau" can be used colloquially to refer to a person who holds a significant or influential position within a specific locality or organization.

Example Sentence:

John has been the commodore bureau of our sailing club for over a decade, organizing numerous successful regattas.

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